The Chiawana High School Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation on June 7, 2025, in a ceremony filled with heartfelt speeches and reflections on their journey. The event highlighted the resilience and growth of the students, marking a significant milestone in their educational careers.

Valedictorian Bradley Smith opened the ceremony with an inspiring message, encouraging his peers to pursue their dreams and create positive change in the world. He shared his plans to attend Brigham Young University to study biology on a pre-med track after completing a two-year mission. Smith emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive perspective and cherishing relationships with family and friends.

Fellow valedictorian Joseph Tura followed, reminding graduates that their achievements extend beyond diplomas. He spoke about the strength gained from overcoming challenges and the importance of living with purpose. Tura will attend Washington State University to pursue pre-med studies, and he urged his classmates to embrace their voices and strive for meaningful contributions to society.

Rogan Wolf, another valedictorian, expressed gratitude to those who supported him throughout his journey. He shared a quote from Confucius about the value of surrounding oneself with those who challenge and inspire growth. Wolf plans to study computer science at Washington State University and encouraged his classmates to continue learning from others as they move forward.

Superintendent Michelle Whitney confirmed that the graduates had met all requirements set by the Pasco School District and the State of Washington. She presented the graduating class, marking the culmination of their high school experience.

The ceremony concluded with a sense of pride and optimism for the future, as graduates prepared to embark on new adventures. The Class of 2025, who began their high school journey during challenging times, ended it with smiles and a commitment to making a difference in their communities.